Stonfo Dubbing Brush Device 661

The Stonfo Dubbing Brush Device 661 is a versatile accessory designed for use with rotary fly tying vises, making it easy to create professional-quality dubbing brushes up to 23 cm in length.

 Built with a steady, height-adjustable table, this tool allows tiers to evenly apply a wide variety of materials onto metallic wire, from natural furs and feathers to synthetic dubbing fibers.

A special cutting niche is integrated into the table, ensuring precise trimming of materials to your desired length and improving consistency in every brush you make. Compact yet highly functional, the Dubbing Brush Device 661 is ideal for tying streamers, intruders, and other patterns where custom dubbing brushes add lifelike movement and durability.
Whether you’re a commercial tier or a hobbyist looking to expand your fly tying capabilities, the Stonfo Dubbing Brush Device 661 delivers accuracy, ease of use, and professional results.

Q: What are dubbing tools used for in fly tying?
A: Dubbing tools are used to apply and manipulate dubbing—fine fibers that form a fly’s body—around your thread or wire. They help tiers create realistic, tapered, and durable bodies for nymphs, dries, and streamers.

Q: What kinds of dubbing tools are there?
A: The main types are dubbing twisters (spinners) for creating dubbing loops, dubbing brushes for blending or brushing out fibers, and dubbing needles (bodkins) for teasing and picking fibers to improve the fly’s texture.

Q: What is a dubbing loop and why use one?
A: A dubbing loop is a small loop of thread that traps dubbing fibers, which are then twisted and wrapped around the hook. It’s perfect for creating buggy, segmented, or durable fly bodies with natural or synthetic materials.

Q: Which dubbing tools are best for beginners?
A: Beginners should start with a simple dubbing spinner and a bodkin. These basic tools make it easy to add dubbing evenly and achieve professional results without complicated equipment.

Q: What materials can be used for dubbing?
A: Dubbing can be made from natural furs like rabbit, muskrat, or seal—or from synthetic fibers that mimic them. Dubbing tools work with both types to create everything from slim dry-fly bodies to shaggy nymph profiles.

Q: Are there differences between dubbing twisters?
A: Yes. Some have rotating handles for consistent tension, while others use spring or clip systems for quick material changes. Premium options from Stonfo, Loon Outdoors, and Renzetti offer smooth bearings and ergonomic grips.

Q: Why does Drift Outfitters carry dubbing tools?
A: Because dubbing is one of the most important techniques in fly tying, and the right tools make all the difference. Our curated selection includes tools that deliver precision, durability, and control for every tier.